Gear check for a rookie

[sneakboxer]

I have been shooting a bow for quite a few years and most of them have never fit me right so my accuracy was limited. This year i bought a bow that fits (Parker Blackhawk w/31in draw set at 65ish). I love the bow and i'm shooting pretty good.
I'd like to know if my arrow spine is correct. I am seeing a good bit of arrow movement in flight but they seem to hit their mark up to 30yds.
I'm shooting Easton Carbon Storms 340 60/75 at 30in 100gr field point and 100gr muzzys with 4in vanes. I want to buy new arrows for hunting What do you recommend? Make? Spine? Fletching?
Thanks in advance,

 

[stik]

if you are shooting different colored fletcings, the arrow "movement" you are seeing is possibly an optical illusion. as the arrow spins, it looks like it is fishtailing. i went to all white fletchings and have never seen that again.

 

[sneakboxer]

That is definitely a possibility. My arrows seem to be sticking in the target at the same angle. But i'm still thinking about going to a stiffer spine.

 

[lungpuncher1]

Go to eastons website and look at thier spine chart i believe with your draw weight and draw length a 340 spine is good but if you went to a 300 you will be fine, also you can always bump up to a 125 grain broadhead if you go to a 300, not sure if you would ever do that just showing you options